Acem Nasuh Bey Camii (Ahşap)

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One of the Rare Mosques from Selcuklu

Great place because my village

A very beautiful work of art.

ACEM NASUH BEY KÖŞK MOSQUE Wood, which has a very old past, is of great importance in terms of Turkish-Islamic architecture. The fact that wood is used in almost every region of Anatolia is an indication of the importance given to wood. Especially, buildings where wood material finds application area; mosques, masjids and residences. Mosques and masjids made with wooden materials have been long lasting because of more care. In this respect, we can see the wooden material and its usage technique best in these structures. Among the wooden mosques in Konya and its region are the Sahib Ata Mosque, Eşrefoğlu Mosque, Eskil Ulu Mosque, Doğanhisar Ulu Mosque, Bayındır Village Mosque and the Acem Nasuh Bey mosque located in Köşk Town, which is similar to these mosques. It is located in a large cemetery at the entrance of Köşk town in the Hüyük district of Konya. This masjid is approximately 25 km from Beyşehir. It is 8 km from Hüyük district. The pavilion mosque, which the villagers call Nasuh Bey mosque, is still in use. In the current inscription, it is mentioned as Acem Nasuh Bey. There is no exact document about the date of the mosque. We do not have any documents regarding its owner. However, it is stated by the villagers that his builder has a grave on the qibla side. Architectural features. Considering the decorations and the available data, it can be said that this place belongs to the 14th century.

It is a historical mosque that was built in the 1300s and still stands and serves. Mosque Well-maintained, the imam is a tolerant and benevolent person.